Dreams become reality?! The star of the 31-year-old Japanese classic ninja drama announced that he has become a real ninja

I believe that not many people have watched the classic Japanese ninja special effects drama "World Ninja Wars Magnetron Thunderbolt". On December 5, Tsutsui Takumi, the actor who played the first protagonist Yamaji Touha/Magnetron Thunderbolt, announced that he has become the 35th generation heir of the "Togakushi-ryu Ninja School" of Japan's existing ninja school, which aroused the admiration and blessings of netizens. However, considering the actor's age, it may be impossible for him to exert his amazing fighting power.

Tsutsui Takumi on the right

"World Ninja Wars Magnetic Thunderbolt" is a 1988 Japanese special effects drama starring Tsutsui Takumi, Hashimoto Takumi, Hatsumi Yoshiaki, and Taya Tomoko. It has a total of 50 episodes and is the seventh work in the Metal Hero series. It tells the story of the evil ninjas and demons who have begun to take action to fight for the century-old secret treasure Paco. The head of the Togakushi ninja family, Yamaji Tetsuyama, who has always protected Paco, ordered his adopted son, Yamaji Doupo, to send a magnetic thunderbolt suit to protect Paco.

It is said that Tsutsui Takumi himself loves "ninjutsu kung fu" and the news about him hanging around various dojos is often seen in newspapers. Another interesting thing is that the Japanese pronunciation of "Magnetic Thunder Arrow" is exactly the same as Jiraiya in the well-known anime "Naruto". It is speculated that they both come from the protagonist of the famous Japanese folk ninja "The Tale of Jiraiya Gokai". Although the name of "Ninja" has more meaning of inheritance, don't expect the current ninja to be able to exert the legendary terrible fighting power.